CGSC NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT — cgsc-history-four-choices-v2 Confirmed 3 October 2026. Four options are retained for proposed revisions. 1. What date should the coordinated CPA uprising begin? A. 6 July 1945 B. 8 July 1945 C. 10 July 1945 D. 15 July 1945 Confirmed: 6 July 1945 2. How long should the main armed Restoration campaign last? A. Six weeks B. Three months C. Six months D. Nine months Confirmed: Nine months 3. What happens to Richard Dixon after the uprising? A. Trial and life imprisonment B. Trial followed by exile C. Escape to the Soviet Union D. Capture and a later conditional amnesty Confirmed: Trial and execution following conviction 4. Which courts try the uprising’s leaders? A. Ordinary civilian courts B. Temporary civilian national-security court C. Civilian court with military assessors D. High Court-supervised provincial tribunals Confirmed: High Court-supervised provincial tribunals 5. How many officials and civilians die in the uprising and repression? A. About 200 B. About 500 C. About 1,200 D. About 2,500 Confirmed: About 2,500 6. How do surviving non-communist politicians enter the new system? A. Civilian administration, then League parties B. A separate reconstruction coalition until 1949 C. Independent candidates under the Compact D. Permanent advisory council outside Parliament Confirmed: Permanent advisory council outside Parliament 7. What role do lawful trade unions have after the Restoration? A. Independent unions, armed wings prohibited B. Elected national industry councils C. Service-linked unions within each sector D. Government-chartered unions with civilian oversight Confirmed: Government-chartered unions with civilian oversight 8. How often is the military guardian clause formally reviewed? A. Every ten years by Parliament and courts B. Every fifteen years by referendum C. At every sovereign’s accession D. Permanent clause with annual parliamentary scrutiny Confirmed: Permanent clause with annual parliamentary scrutiny 9. Which year should New Zealand’s state union take effect? A. 1952 B. 1953 C. 1954 D. 1955 Confirmed: 1952 10. Which year should the Great Southern Cross name take effect? A. 1953 B. 1954 C. 1955 D. 1956 Confirmed: 1953 11. What population rule should apply to new statehood? A. One million permanent residents B. Two million permanent residents C. Five million permanent residents D. No fixed number; independent viability assessment Confirmed: No fixed number; independent viability assessment 12. When should Papua New Guinea become a state? A. 1975 B. 1985 C. 2000 D. Still a territory in 2026 Confirmed: 1975 13. When should West Papua become a state? A. 1975 B. 1990 C. 2005 D. Still a territory in 2026 Confirmed: 1990 14. When should Fiji become a state? A. 1980 B. 1996 C. 2010 D. Still a territory in 2026 Confirmed: 1980 15. What status should Singapore have after joining? A. Territory throughout 2020–2026 B. State immediately in 2020 C. Territory in 2020; state in 2026 D. Territory first, statehood after 2026 Confirmed: State immediately in 2020 16. When should the Solomon Islands join? A. 1965 B. 1970 C. 1978 D. 1985 Confirmed: 1965 17. When should Nauru join? A. 1968 B. 1975 C. 1982 D. 1990 Confirmed: 1968 18. Which city should be North Island’s permanent capital? A. Wellington B. Auckland C. Hamilton D. Whangārei Confirmed: Whangārei 19. Which city should be South Island’s permanent capital? A. Christchurch B. Dunedin C. Invercargill D. Nelson Confirmed: Christchurch 20. How should New Zealand’s outlying islands be administered? A. North/South allocation; no automatic associated-state admission B. Separate outlying-island territories C. A shared New Zealand island council D. A federal Pacific district with negotiated associations Confirmed: A federal Pacific district with negotiated associations 21. How should existing Singaporean adults enter service citizenship? A. Recognise equivalent military and public-service records B. A two-year transitional qualifying programme C. Adapted duties under the ordinary four-year route D. Phased recognition and service over ten years Confirmed: Recognise equivalent military and public-service records 22. When should allied-Asian permanent migration open? A. 1965 B. 1966 C. 1968 D. 1969 Confirmed: 1966 23. Does the Commonwealth ever sign a limited Indian immigration treaty? A. No treaty by 2026 B. Scientific and medical specialists only C. A tightly capped skilled-worker treaty D. Family and skills treaty with security screening Confirmed: A tightly capped skilled-worker treaty 24. Which principle governs admission of anti-communist refugees? A. Approved-country asylum after security screening B. Approved-country asylum prioritising technical skills C. Approved-country family sponsorship first D. Treaty partner resettlement quotas Confirmed: Approved-country asylum after security screening 25. Which year should the first concealed national nuclear test occur? A. 1958 B. 1962 C. 1966 D. 1970 Confirmed: 1962 26. When does the government acknowledge its secret tests? A. Never by 2026 B. 1991 after the Soviet collapse C. 1999 after a national inquiry D. 2010 under a compensation and disclosure act Confirmed: Never by 2026 27. Which year should the first Commonwealth satellite launch occur? A. 1966 B. 1967 C. 1971 D. 1975 Confirmed: 1967 28. Which 2026 population should determine GDP at US$100,000 per person? A. 100 million: US$10.0 trillion B. 104 million: US$10.4 trillion C. 108 million: US$10.8 trillion D. 115 million: US$11.5 trillion Confirmed: 104 million: US$10.4 trillion 29. Which national internet name should the wiki use? A. .gc as the new national namespace B. .gsc as a national generic namespace C. .cross as the national brand namespace D. Retain .au and .nz with a common registry Confirmed: .gc as the new national namespace 30. Which international telephone plan should the Commonwealth adopt? A. +61 throughout, with staged local-number conversion B. Retain +61 and +64, then phase in other jurisdictions C. Retain every jurisdiction’s inherited code D. Shared +61/+64 and Malaysian +60 by explicit treaty Confirmed: Shared +61/+64 and Malaysian +60 by explicit treaty COPY-AND-PASTE RECORD CGSC CONFIRMED DEVELOPMENT DECISIONS — 3 October 2026 1. coup_start = A: 6 July 1945 2. restoration_duration = D: Nine months 3. dixon_fate = Trial and execution following conviction 4. restoration_trials = D: High Court-supervised provincial tribunals 5. crisis_victims = D: About 2,500 6. former_parties = D: Permanent advisory council outside Parliament 7. union_settlement = D: Government-chartered unions with civilian oversight 8. guardian_review = D: Permanent clause with annual parliamentary scrutiny 9. nz_admission = A: 1952 10. national_rename = A: 1953 11. statehood_population = D: No fixed number; independent viability assessment 12. png_statehood = A: 1975 13. west_papua_statehood = B: 1990 14. fiji_statehood = A: 1980 15. singapore_statehood = B: State immediately in 2020 16. solomon_admission = A: 1965 17. nauru_admission = A: 1968 18. north_capital = D: Whangārei 19. south_capital = A: Christchurch 20. nz_outlying_islands = D: A federal Pacific district with negotiated associations 21. singapore_service_transition = A: Recognise equivalent military and public-service records 22. asian_migration_year = B: 1966 23. india_migration_treaty = C: A tightly capped skilled-worker treaty 24. refugee_pathway = A: Approved-country asylum after security screening 25. first_secret_test = B: 1962 26. test_disclosure = A: Never by 2026 27. first_satellite = B: 1967 28. population_2026 = B: 104 million: US$10.4 trillion 29. internet_namespace = A: .gc as the new national namespace 30. telephone_plan = D: Shared +61/+64 and Malaysian +60 by explicit treaty